Tax Reform Echoes in South Dakota Says Tax Burden Must Fall
A South Dakota editorial in the Argus Leader argues state and local governments overtax citizens amid rising federal costs. It urges cutting discretionary expenses, ending special taxes, and pushing lawmakers to reduce taxation as a civic duty, noting defense spending inflates local revenues. It urges citizens to pressure local government toward SD’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gioux
Pall
South Dakota
Argus-Leaier
Aarge
Dakota Tsnes
Argus Leader
Industrial News Review
Danger at Home Aga People We Americans Do Things
The piece argues Americans will aid foreign nations against dictators but warns a domestic labor policy could hinder defense efforts. It highlights the coal supply as critical, noting only about 15 days of above ground stock and repeated mine closures into April amid labor threats to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhome
Dispelling the Fog by Charles Michelson
A critical take on columnists who attack the President and cast doubt on his motives. The piece questions the credibility of critics like Mr. Kent from Baltimore and names industry leaders charged with shaping war production. It argues the government seeks maximum war material output, not takeover or coercion, amid labor and management tensions.
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Sone
Prank Kent
Ivory
Baltimore
Washington
Congress
Simil American Aviation Company of
California
Kent
Cleiker
Industrey
United States
Wiliam $. Knudsen
General Motors
Edward R. Stettinius
U. S. Steel Corporation
America
Hitlee
National Emergency vs Arbitration Debate
The President may declare a national emergency to block arbitration. The text argues the public has suffered and would suffer further under such methods. It notes threats to national safety come from domestic and foreign forces undermining the country.
July 4th celebration program and local notes
The committee announced sub-committees and a full July 4 program featuring a morning parade and public meeting, afternoon sports and children’s dance, and an evening grand ball. The public meeting includes songs, prayers, speeches, and odes to liberty. Cedar City hosts a stake conference with visiting apostles. Road work on Parawah Cedar Breaks progresses, a home sale for 5009 reported, a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petersen, and a large garden under Harriet Dalton. Public debate on labor and government policy cites California strikes, mediation, and Congress versus the President in ongoing wage and jurisdictional disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nephi Orion
Marshal Edward Bentley
Walter C Mitchell
Mariam Gudmundsen
Adams
Scott Matheson
Marl Halternan
Uncle Sam
Clair Rowley
Public hearing on Iron County school budget set for Cedar City
Notice says a public hearing will be held on the proposed 1952 42 budget for Iron County School District at 2 30 p m Monday June 8 at the Board of Education office in Cedar City The notice is signed by Janet Rollo Clerk Ivor County School District Also warranty deeds for sale at the Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Board of Education
Cedar City
Dian
Janet Rollo
Ivor County
Poor Lumber Handling Negates Treatment Benefit
A. F. Verrall of the United States Department of Agriculture reports that improper handling and delayed milling undermine chemical treatments meant to prevent wood staining in green lumber. Poor log storage, fungal infection from Ips beetles, end-loading infections in hardwoods, and long gaps between milling and treatment drive most failures in the South, while unfavorable drying weather is less often a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Verrall
United States Department of Agriculture
Torest
Verrall
South
Cousin Martha who wrote sympathy letters to bereaved families
A New England invalid with an intellectual face spent days abed yet wrote countless letters. Each day she read obituary notices and penned a note of sympathy to bereaved families, believing it the least she could do in sorrow. Her letters reflected strong faith and compassion, offering solace to those in loss.
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Cousin Martha
New England
Martha
Besert
Weaning Puppies Properly For Safe Diet Transition
Proper weaning prevents many puppy deaths and bumpy health. Wean between the ninth and twelfth week, avoid abrupt shifts from milk to solids, and gradually introduce nutritious palatable foods. By three to five weeks? gradual supplementation continues until the stomach adapts to solid feed.
First Law Under Constitution Oath Form Adopted 1789
The first law enacted under the Constitution was An Act to Regulate the Time and Manner of Administering Certain Oaths approved by President Washington on June 1, 1789. The oath for vice presidents and federal officials reads I, A B, go solemnly swear or affirm that I will support and defend the Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic that I will bear the true faith and allegiance to the same that I take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter So help me God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Moving Accident Victim Dangerously Handled
Medical authorities warn against lifting or moving an injured person unless necessary until medics arrive. The best approach is to keep the victim comfortable and still while awaiting an ambulance, avoiding expert handling unless there is heavy bleeding or severe delay.
Economic Highlights and Pacific War Outlook
The article surveys U S Japan relations as war looms in the Pacific with Japan betting on Axis victory and United States reliance on a one-ocean fleet. It notes strategic naval positions Pearl Harbor Hawaii and Atlantic Fleet limits, plus interwar policy lines, plus a government land notice and lease details for Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Japan
U. S
Panay
Germany
Hillier
Jettee
South Pacific
Jonger
United States
Nippon
Rae
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Philippines
Naval High Command
Jepsense
Cas
Notice of Cedar City School Board Hearing 1942
Public hearing scheduled for June 30 1942 at 2 o clock p m to consider proposed revision of the badge for the Iron County School District. Meeting to be held in the office of the Board of Education Cedar City Utah. Signed Janet Rollo Clel Tron County School Dist.
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Iron County Schoo
Board of Education
Cedar City
Utah
Janet Rollo
Clel Tron County
Reading Advertisement Fragments Mention Rentals and Wood Sale
Fragmentary classified items include lower apartment rental contact, wood for sale notices, rock salt sale, and stray names. Partial references suggest mining location notices and a phonetic mix of local names and contact hints in Parowan and Alma area.
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Parowan Times
Parowan Pub
Robert B. Mitchell
Tee Upsil State Press
Aceneesten
Peat
Parowan
Charles Michelson
Ffs
Cil Refining Company
Perot
Pep
Parawah
Cedar Breaks
Black Dugway
FP. J. Burton
H. J. Mortensen
Dr. Green
Arthur Petersen
Harret Dalton
Psrowan
Melvin J. Ballard
B. H. Roberts
Roosevelt
Times Office
W. Clair Rowley
H.C. Parcells
Intermountain Tithe Guaranty Co
Court House
Economic Highlights Industrial News Review
Biy Matsuoka
Axis
Pacific
Interior
Stater Land Office
Ohi City
Utan
Cirey
Secretary of the Interior
Leroy A. Wi
Wik
Nwknem
Sksek Sea
Ewnew
Sem See
Slm
Leroy A
A. S. Brown
BY. A. Burtar
Paone
Dl A. Eyaat Parowan
Alma Hyath
Fhone Arttur Robinson
Parowsa
Galt Lake
West
la Lake
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